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Clustering topic groups of documents using K-Means algorithm: Australian Embassy Jakarta media releases 2006-2016
https://doi.org/10.22146/bip.36451 Wishnu Hardi(1*), Wisnu Ananta Kusuma(2), Sulistyo Basuki(3)
(1) National Library of Australia
(2) Institut Pertanian Bogor
(3) Universitas Indonesia
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Abstract
Introduction. The Australian Embassy in Jakarta is storing a wide array of media release document. Analyzing particular and vital patterns of the documents collection is imperative as it will result in new insights and knowledge of significant topic groups of the documents.
Methodology. K-Means was used algorithm as a non-hierarchical clustering method which partitioning data objects into clusters. The method works through minimizing data variation within cluster and maximizing data variation between clusters.
Data Analysis. Of the documents issued between 2006 and 2016, 839 documents were examined in order to determine term frequencies and to generate clusters. Evaluation was conducted by nominating an expert to validate the cluster result.
Results and discussions. The result showed that there were 57 meaningful terms grouped into 3 clusters. “People to people links”, “economic cooperation”, and “human development” were chosen to represent topics of the Australian Embassy Jakarta media releases from 2006 to 2016.
Conclusions. Text mining can be used to cluster topic groups of documents. It provides a more systematic clustering process as the text analysis is conducted through a number of stages with specifically set parameters.
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